U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs drew $713 million in net inflows over the past week, close to the $884 million attracted by Bitcoin ETFs. Ethereum funds recorded their strongest weekly inflows in roughly 10 months, matching momentum last seen around October 2025, while combined flows ranked among the largest weekly totals since then. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, ETHA, led Ethereum inflows, taking in more than $122 million on a single day in mid-August; BlackRock’s Bitcoin fund, IBIT, accounted for most Bitcoin inflows across multiple sessions. Trading volumes for both product types more than tripled during the peak inflow week. Bitcoin ETFs now hold about $96 billion to $100 billion in assets under management, compared with $13 billion to $15 billion for Ethereum ETFs. Falling Treasury yields and an improved regulatory backdrop appear to have encouraged investors to increase crypto exposure. The reversal follows net outflows from both funds earlier in 2026 and is being described by fund managers as a shift in sentiment rather than a tactical bounce. Bitcoin briefly approached $80,000 and Ethereum moved above $2,500 during the period, suggesting some institutional investors are treating Ethereum as a primary allocation and that regulated crypto investing is broadening beyond Bitcoin.